Sentence examples for indeed effectively from inspiring English sources

The MCA, indeed, effectively evaluates effects like social inclusion, change in behavior of citizens, change in the use of city, quality of life, etc.

If this amiable, courteous man, his demeanour irresistibly suggesting a serial chewer of Bosni fruit gums, has indeed effectively buried the Thatcherite doctrines which have for so long held British management in their tord grip - and especially the belief that the way to motivate your workforce is to make it feel neurotically insecure - then all I can say is: good-ee.

As gold and other nanoparticles, the synthesized carboxyl-based CdTe QDs did indeed effectively improve the PCR specificity.

It is concluded that the estimated optimal tube diameters and entrance length of the header can indeed effectively eliminate the eddy flow in the first tube due to the circulation of the vortex flow near the header inlet.

As VentureBeat also points out, the prospects for where Sony could use Gaikai are big indeed: effectively, it could mean a "PlayStation anywhere" type approach not just to consoles but to TVs, kiosks, mobile devices and more.

Numerical derivations and performance evaluation have demonstrated that this UWB pulse can indeed effectively avoid interference from other wireless systems, and can adaptively change its emission spectrum shape to completely mitigate the potential interference to the authorized users.

Deemed by the authorities to be "lewd, seditious and sklandrous", it was hauled off the stage, and indeed suppressed so effectively that no trace of the text remains.

Indeed, as Porter argues so effectively, the communication of new knowledge through cheap, accessible print may not in itself have caused the Enlightenment, but without a commercial press England could never have become enlightened.

(In 2014 a British court ruled that the presumed initial tax transgression by the club's past owners was indeed legal, effectively making the liquidation of Rangers unnecessary).

Indeed, Mr. Mitterrand effectively gave up on socialism after a couple of years in office, had a "second family" hidden for the most part from public knowledge, and, ignominiously, maintained a friendship while president with René Bousquet, who organized roundups of Jews for the Vichy regime during the Nazi occupation.

Overall, our experimental results demonstrate that starch can indeed be effectively used to both control particle size and stabilize ZnO nanoparticles in solution.